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Slashdot readers discuss a report that the game Tux Racer is available for Linux and Windows.

PRNewswire: Kiosks.Org, announced today the Fall 2000 release of the Global
Kiosk Directory and a special introductory offer.

IBM Corp. has a grand unification plan for its servers. It’s called Linux. Indeed, Big Blue is preparing to make sure that its entire eServer family — from low-end Intel systems to high-end mainframes — will support all four major Linux distributions, reports ZDNet News.

The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee has approved a bill that clarifies
federal law enforcement authority’s power to prosecute crackers and
other computer criminals and allocates more federal money to
agencies that investigate cybercrimes, from IDG News Service.

Business Wire reports, IDG’s InfoWorld today announced
the “Top 10 Innovators” in e-business, a special feature recognizing 10 technical pioneers whose
vision and efforts have paved the way for the Internet and e-business.

Linux Today reprints this open letter to Eric S. Raymond pleading, “let’s get Linux into the Digital Divide Conference!”

A new release of GnoRPM (0.95.1) is available now and SecurityFocus warns versions of GnoRPM prior to 0.95 are believed to be vulnerable.

CNET News quotes, “We will figure out a way that we will have a single, more generic distribution that we will all use,”
said Paul Thomas, who in June was named chief executive of TurboLinux.

“Linux and other open source/GPL type software and operating systems may be free, they may give freedom, but it’s tough to sell service and materials to go with them if the service and materials aren’t there, or are mis-delivered,” states this osOpinion article.

All Linux Devices announces, SourceForge installed on handhelds.org
is available at http://www.handhelds.org/SourceForge/.